Kids think in hyperlinks. Schools teach in straight lines.

Do you remember that part in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy when Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect finally reach the supercomputer, Deep Thought, and ask for the meaning of life—only to get the answer 42? That’s exactly how I felt for the longest time when I was trying to get

Really like this reminder from Khan Academy when you go to use their Khanmigo tools. Could pretty much some of all technology in education.

Image generation in ChatGPT just got a whole lot better. Do kids need to be taught to trust nothing they see on the web?

For higher education, “AI’s takeover [is] a full-blown existential crisis.” “College is just how well I can use ChatGPT at this point.” “I think we are years — or months, probably — away from a world where nobody thinks using AI for homework is considered cheating.” “It isn’t

Sean Glynn kicking off our “Leading Senior Cycle Reform with a Student Device Model” in The Heritage.

School leaders sharing real-world insights on implementing student device models—lessons from those who’ve lived it.

“Engage your community.” “Don’t be afraid.” “Speed trumps perfection.” That was the parting advice from school leaders reflecting on their one-to-one device journeys. Yes, they faced challenges—Wi-Fi upgrades, staff nerves, parent concerns. But they all agreed: managed digital

Why should we shift to one-to-one devices?” That was the question from one principal during the Q&A. The answer? It’s not about replacing textbooks or chasing grades. It’s about engagement, equity, and preparing students for a digital world that won’t wait. Highlights from

Spurs vs Man Utd tomorrow night:

All for you dad ❤️